9. What is your character’s greatest accomplishment so far?
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What is your character’s greatest achievement so far in life, and how did they accomplish it? Your character might have won a tournament or event thanks to innate ability, created a work of art that caught the eye of their daimyō, slain a remarkable beast while on a hunt, or even taken the initiative to cultivate a politically advantageous marriage.
Your character likely possesses some ability or strength of character that assisted in this noteworthy achievement, which you should also select at this stage. It can even be interesting to create a contrast between what the character thinks are their strengths, and what these really are—your character might not be aware of their own best quality, or they might mistakenly believe they succeeded for unrelated reasons.
In addition to deciding on your character’s greatest achievement in their life so far, choose one distinction advantage that was key to accomplishing this success, or that your character developed as a result of it. See Specific Distinctions, on page 101, for a list of options. If you want to create your own distinction, consult with your GM using the guidance in Creating Custom Advantages and Disadvantages, on page 137.
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Core Rulebook · Chapter 2: Creating a Character › Part IV: Strengths and Weaknesses › 9. What is your character’s greatest accomplishment so far? · p. 92
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What is your character’s greatest achievement so far in life, and how did they accomplish it? Your character might have won a tournament or event thanks to innate ability, created a work of art that caught the eye of their daimyō, slain a remarkable beast while on a hunt, or even taken the initiative to cultivate a politically advantageous marriage.
Your character likely possesses some ability or strength of character that assisted in this noteworthy achievement, which you should also select at this stage. It can even be interesting to create a contrast between what the character thinks are their strengths, and what these really are—your character might not be aware of their own best quality, or they might mistakenly believe they succeeded for unrelated reasons.
In addition to deciding on your character’s greatest achievement in their life so far, choose one distinction advantage that was key to accomplishing this success, or that your character developed as a result of it. See Specific Distinctions, on page 101, for a list of options. If you want to create your own distinction, consult with your GM using the guidance in Creating Custom Advantages and Disadvantages, on page 137.